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Meanings of resurrect in anglès

portuguès
ressuscitar
català
ressucitar
espanyol
resucitar

Cause to become alive again.

ressucitar
portuguès
ressuscitar
espanyol
resucitar

Return from the dead.

ressuscitar
portuguès
reviver
català
reviure
espanyol
revivir

Restore from a depressed, inactive, or unused state.

reviure
Usage of resurrect in anglès
1
Course, he also convinced me to let him resurrect my so-called career.
Phoenix noir
2
Fifty years later, today's youth resurrect his movement from Ferguson to Florida.
Ebony
3
I'll also tell Olympus to resurrect me if there are any problems.
Book Two: Descent
4
I come to bury Jeffrey Donaldson's political career, not to resurrect it.
The Irish Times
5
Now Scott has used Gilmore's tape archives to resurrect the IUMA site.
Wired
6
Do you want to resurrect a zombie from a grade-B horror picture?
Pet Sematary
7
She'd never seen Joey resurrect so many dead things at once before.
Dangerous Women
8
You can't resurrect a dead nation without it; there isn't any way.
A Connecticut Yankee in King Arthur's Court
9
Er-Rashal al-Dhulquarnen had tried to resurrect Dreanger's ancient horror, Seska, the Endless.
Surrender to the will of the night
10
How many times have you watched your favourite avatars die and resurrect?
The Irish Times
11
Perhaps she sought distance to resurrect control in the same way he had.
The captive
12
However, Zito has picked the perfect time to resurrect his career.
Reuters
13
Painting has always managed to resurrect itself and find new lines of inquiry.
The Irish Times
14
Better to just flush everything and resurrect under a new label.
Internecine
15
Trump had no plan, no concept of how to resurrect the coal industry.
The Guardian
16
Suddenly I came up with a way to resurrect the reform, and myself.
Children of dust: a memoir of pakistan
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Resurrect across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Less common